3rd Shift DSP - Rotating Weekends

Description Part-Time 3rd Shift DSP (11pm–8

45am) Make an Impact. Build Your Skills. Change Lives. Bittersweet Farms Supporting Individuals with Autism If you’re looking for a job that matters not just another shift — this, is it. At Bittersweet, we help individuals with autism live full, meaningful, independent lives. And you can be part of our mission. We’re hiring Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) for 3rd Shift, and we’re especially looking for people who can work Mondays and Wednesdays. No experience? No problem. We provide paid training (on 2nd & 3rd shift) and ongoing support, so you feel confident and prepared. Why This Role Is a Great Fit for You Starts at $16.50 - $17.00/hr $2.50/hr overnight shift differential Flexible part-time schedules that involve working around school, gigs , or life Early access to your pay (huge win when life happens) Free meals during 2nd shift training shifts Access to a Success Coach & Employee Assistance Program A workplace built on empathy, inclusiveness, and real human connection This role is especially meaningful for students or new professionals interested in: Psychology, disability studies, Nursing, healthcare, social work ,Education, human services, andAnyone who wants a career centered on purpose and people! As a DSP, you'll Support individuals with autism to live more independently Encourage communication, choices, and confidence Help with daily living needs (like hygiene and routines) Create a positive, safe, empowering environment Document services clearly and on time Bring creativity, patience, and compassion to every shift What You Need Positivity, empathy, and patience Strong communication and teamwork skills High School diploma or GED Valid Driver’s License (eligible for insurance) Be the Reason Someone Has a Better Day You’re not just clocking in, you are building real-life experience, gaining skills that matter, and making a direct impact on someone’s world. Ready to start something meaningful? Apply today and help us redefine what’s possible for individuals with autism.